The MaskType property is a newer and more powerful alternative to
ExtendedDatatype = Masked.
It defines whether a field’s value should appear concealed in the user interface
— but unlike the older version, it provides a Hide/Show eye icon 🔒👁️�...
When building extensions in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, managing
object visibility is extremely important—especially as your extension grows
across multiple modules or becomes part of an ISV solution.
Starting from runtime version 4....
Sending emails from Business Central is a common requirement, whether it is for
posting sales invoices, sending reminders, or delivering notifications. Many
users prefer Gmail as their SMTP provider, but a standard password will not work
due to Go...
In the previous blog — Dynamics 365 Business Central: Understanding Labels in AL
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we discussed what labels are, why th...
When we build extensions in Business Central, we often use captions, tooltips,
messages, and various text elements across pages, reports, and dialogs. These
texts should be consistent, easy to manage, and translatable for different
languages.
This...
In Business Central, the General Journal Template setup includes a useful option
called Increment Batch Name.
In this blog, we’ll look at what it does, why it’s used, and a real example
using the Payment Journal.
WHAT IS THE INCREMENT BATCH NAM...
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